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Better guidelines needed to help behaviour changes after brain injury
Where did all diabetes drugs go?
Indigenous ceremonial performance opening up intercultural dialogue
New report gives young people a voice in online safety education
More support needed for assistance animals
NZ one of few island nations with potential to produce enough food in a nuclear winter
Explore Torrens University’s Nursing simulation lab
Early education vital to safeguard children online
Early career teachers must continue to be supported after their first year
New Southern Cross study reveals ongoing housing and mental health challenges for flood-affected
Salty and sustainable – bush food with business potential
Citizen scientists make ‘surprising’ coral find
Researchers call for prescription charge to be cut
New cyber security training hub planned for Charles Darwin University
Bringing history to life
City and remote schools partner to improve outcomes for First Nations students
Expanded ManuFutures hub ready to support Australian-made manufacturing
Volcanic love UNE Sci Flicks presents ‘Fire of Love
Sprout Awards grow ‘exciting’ pilot projects in engineering
Scientists detect global layer of melt hidden below Earth’s tectonic plates
New Yorker theater critic Cunningham wins Nathan Award
Wild bumblebee queens lured and killed in commercial hives
Why paraspeckles may be key to better understanding breast cancer
Critically low numbers of north Queensland quolls
AHISA welcomes the appointment of Tony Cook PSM as Secretary of the Australian Department of Education
Going Beyond Borders
Victoria University proudly takes part in Pride
Surfers save hundreds from drowning each year
Progress on Alzheimer’s blood test could improve early-intervention opportunities
CDU researcher calls for change to lift heavy burdens of student placements
Single test picks up all strains of deadly fish virus that threatens barramundi
Artificial Intelligence: boon or bane for educators?
Remapping superhighways travelled by first Australians
Researchers zero in on potential new function of lymphatic system: producing blood
Gambling is Western Sydney’s silent epidemic, new analysis finds
New national IVF clinic success rates released
Menindee Lakes water savings project: study shows poor government consultation and decision-making
Unexpected importance of sea sponge in classical history
New NY Outcomes Fund pays farmers to adopt sustainable practices
When there’s an “I” in history
Ice cores show even dormant volcanoes leak abundant sulfur into the atmosphere
NIH grant to improve HIV-related cancer care abroad
Early-career researchers boosted in mission to beat cancer
Launch of Australia’s Economic Accelerator seed grants
AI means rethink of teaching foreign languages
UNIVERSITIES WELCOME TONY COOK AS NEW EDUCATION DEPARTMENT HEAD AND THANK MICHELE BRUNIGES
Appointment of New Education Department Secretary
Tens of thousands have been laid off in tech: what will happen next?

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